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Law And Order

Opinion | Time to Unleash an Extraordinary Weapon Against Fentanyl

Call the drug pushers what they are: terrorists.

Opinion by John Feeley and Joaquin Villalobos

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Fourth Estate

Opinion | Rupert Murdoch Rides the Trump Tiger — and Gets Eaten

The Dominion lawsuit has exposed the powerlessness of the Fox News titan.

Opinion by Jack Shafer

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Soapbox

Opinion | Before Slashing Social Security, Cut 401(k)s

Don’t let rich people off the hook.

Opinion by Matthew Bruenig

Joe Manchin and Jon Tester tee up Biden's first veto

The two defied Biden's threat to veto the rollback, which targets a rule allowing retirement plan managers to incorporate climate and social factors into investment decisions.

Biden echoes House Dems’ early 2024 pitch: Look what we accomplished

“Folks are going to understand what you’ve done. We’re going to make sure of it,” he told the caucus at their annual retreat.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot concedes

Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson are two runoff competitors who could hardly be more different among Lightfoot’s leading challengers.

Intel community bats down main theory behind ‘Havana Syndrome’ incidents

Officials say the evidence does not support the notion that foreign adversaries used weapons to cause the mysterious health occurrences.

Dark money and special deals: How Leonard Leo and his friends benefited from his judicial activism

The Federalist Society co-chairman’s lifestyle took a lavish turn after he became Donald Trump’s adviser on judicial nominations.

Sanders supporters took over the Nevada Democratic Party. It’s not going well.

The senator lets it be known that he’s unhappy with work his followers have done in the critical battleground state.

DeSantis is championing medical freedom. GOP state lawmakers like what they see.

The Florida governor and likely presidential candidate has secured a place for the movement in the conservative mainstream.